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    Is this G-VFD of any use (Emax POS pole display)

    Search for "emax vfd 256x64" gives some results: http://www.google.fi/search?hl=fi&q=emax+vfd+256x64 According to the May 17, 2007 post in this topic there are Emax displays using a Noritake VFD: http://forum.lcdinfo.com/viewtopic.php?t=1291
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    Parallel port cable for VFD

    It is possible for me to build small quantity almost immediately as long as I have parts left. But this can be discussed in email. One comparison was made using a GU256x64-372 display and 30 fps full screen animation with LCDStudio. Using parallel connection the cpu usage was closer to 100%...
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    Parallel port cable for VFD

    Wouldn't something like this be the real proper way ;) http://forum.lcdinfo.com/viewtopic.php?t=1291
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    Trying to understand LCD pin assignments

    It has been a while since I worked with LVDS stuff last time but if I remember correctly you use the even pins with single channel LVDS panel like yours. The odd pins would be used with larger panels where single LVDS doesn't have enough bandwidth. So after that it should be just connecting...
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    Trying to understand LCD pin assignments

    Odd and Even
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    !`! CellPhone LCD !`!

    In case someone is interested in how color cell phone displays can be connected here's a topic that might be worth checking: http://www.skippari.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=586 There are also pictures of a working display and discussion and hints how to do it but no ready to use software. The...
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    Uller, FLECOM, specialk, and other VFD gods

    It seems the interface with the display is mostly working but the programs are not using commands that the display would understand. This is pretty much expected because I'm not aware of programs that would support this controller yet.
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    Uller, FLECOM, specialk, and other VFD gods

    The interface and command set looks to be compatible with a -T23A model Noritake 4x20 VFD for which I was going to write some software support a while ago. But when I got the display it had lost it's vacuum so there went that plan. But if I'm going to get one of these later I'm going to support...
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    FREE graphical VFD for you!

    If you send me the datasheet to henri (at) lcdinfo (dot) com I can have a look. EDIT: And presuming it has the data and address bus I might already almost know how to drive it without seeing the datasheet. But after seeing the datasheet I believe I can say more.
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    USB Graphical Vacuum Fluorescent Display (VFD)

    There isn't one that you could just buy or at least I'm not aware of that. I could make one for GU128X64-800 but you most likely wouldn't want it anymore if I tell you the price as I don't just have one here but rather it would be a custom job. Also something to keep in mind is that you still...
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    interesting things to do with cell phones?

    If they'd happen to be some Nokia models like 5110, 6110, 3210, 3310, etc... you might have some luck with the lcd's: http://www.skippari.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=474
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